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I'm glad someone mentioned this. With my short fuse, the first "ARE YOU ROLLING?" would have resulted in a truck backed into FedEx's lobby. Yep, I'm rolling right to your desk! Any more questions? :D

Definately going to stop by and see it in Ashtabula, Ohio. The pictures are pretty nice. Even for an 'old' truck! :D J/K. Looks pretty cool, seriously.

>Just don't get it, do ya Bugsy??? Really the only thing I don't get is why people enjoy starting arguements with folks they don't even know. It seems to be more prevelant in this forum than in others, even a mod got in on the action last time. I guess I'm just lucky, people think they are...

>Trust me, Bugsy... it's nothing that gets in the way. Can't >tell the difference between the Argosy and Century cab areas >except the shift in an Argosy is a joystick on the dash. > >-Vampire Super Slooth Trucker!!! That's what I was looking to find, thanks for the info!

>It does not have a low profile dog house. It has no dog >house at all. More storage and room than we ever need. >Almost too big at times. From the Freightliner website: "Virtually no engine tunnel - just a 7-inch riser - to interfere with movement around the cab or with the optimal use...

That cabover expeditor actually looks kinda slick! Correct me if I'm wrong, but the Argosy has a low profile doghouse, doesn't it? That should make it pretty easy to climb over. I guess the trick would be to find a used one in my price range that I could stretch. Some day, I guess.

Pics?

>Thats about all we use. Not for carrying "toys", but, >freight. Of course, wouldn't expect anything different from you. However for the rest of us who have lives outside of the truck, we like to entertain ourselves. Therefore, I will be bringing some toys along for the ride.

Just a thought, why not use a cabover for an expeditor? The Argosy looks like a nice truck, and it'd give some room for extra box length for carrying toys. Just curious.

I've got an 02 Mitsubishi Diamante, a 90 Suburban that's going on eBay soon, and an 06 Sportster (taxes paid.) :D Pics tomorrow when I get home.

Thanks a million for the replies! I will take xcol advice and contact companies individually, but I'm kinda thinking FedEx to get my feet wet. Considering what you folks are saying it will be nice to be able to get a slightly older truck with more creature comforts to enjoy! Thanks again.

It was mentioned in another forum that older trucks are fine by some carriers, I was under the distinct impression that >5 years was pretty much taboo. I challenged the person to give me a list of three carriers that are OK with older trucks, but all I've gotten was that he or she is OK with...

>It's free, what can I say? > >Lawrence, >Expediters Online.com Haha, man, can't argue with that! :D I'm not a fan of that show because the scripting is soooo.... 'scripted' It just seems really staged. But those guys turn out some sweet looking trucks. I Tivo the show just to see...

Physically ancient, but mentally adolescent.

>Morgan Elisabeth O'Connell, a keeper at 7lb 5oz.[/h1] ROFL! Is there another kind other than a keeper?? :) Congrats to the new grandparents.

WOW!!!! A burst appendix is supposed to be tremendously painful, you must be one amazing person to have gone two weeks with it! Good to see you are healthy again!

>the 2000 Mack CX613 tractor is stretched to At 7 years old, isn't it too old to be a viable expeditor vehicle? From the Fedex CC site: "Vehicles must be no more than five years old from date of manufacture."

RE: FedEx Representatives Address Open Forum Topic >As >far as the question about CC being absorbed or taken over by >another company, one can't forget that CC was originally a >company that was taken over by FedEx- you always have to be >ready for surprises out there. Mudflap Which...

If you are running Firefox 2, that would explain the spell check in the web browser windows, but not the one in Wordpad - which you stated it is also happening in. There is an option in Firefox to turn off the spell checker there (again, *if* you are using that program.) I've heard of third...

Not 100% sure yet, but probably. Mostly because I love tinkering with new technology.